Can I get my card number on the back of my vanilla Discover Card?

Question I have... Can I get my card number on the back of my vanilla Discover Card? Hoping for any response. My other question... I posted this in another thread but decided to move it here because the other thread discussed a different puller..

I pulled Credit Karma and my fako is 15 pts higher today than it was yesterday. I had another person pull their Karma score and theirs went up 10 pts. Has TU changed their scoring model for the new year? Nothing appears to have changed on my TU report..

National City Identity Protect shows the same score increase as Karma (both are always identical and are TU pullers). Credit Check Total also shows a score increase but not the same score as they are Experian-based. My EX and EQ score are unchanged on CCT. I cannot see my EX or EQ on National City because all my reports are frozen...

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asked Mar 05 at 08:29

Amaya
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0	You betcha! however you might wanna make sure and wait for another member here to confirm my answer as I am unsure of myself. Better yet, why don't you call the Discover Card guys because they can give you an answer better... answered Mar 05 at 09:15 Colten 438●5

0	I also pulled yesterday and today. No change whatsoever for myself or my partner. Maybe you just had accounts that hit 2 year aging as of January or something that dropped off this month... answered Mar 05 at 10:29 Brianna 462●2

0	Hmmm.. that's strange. Both myself and my bro had strong score increases and our credit files are not similar. I pull my reports from several locations and hadn't noticed anything changing on my reports... answered Mar 05 at 11:19 Cheyenne 482●2

I know that TU changed their entire scoring system on TC. I was a little shocked when I updated today for the month and my scores were in the mid 900s. I'm not sure if that impacts CK or not...but who knows anymore how these scoring models work..

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: 01 January 2010 - 02:51 PM..

answered Mar 05 at 12:15

Aubrie
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0	I checked mine and it is the same as the last time I checked a week or so ago... answered Mar 05 at 13:37 Jose 324●5

0	+4 for me but it's completely off then what myfico has... by about 50 points... answered Mar 05 at 13:59 Makenzie 485●7

0	I ment there was a 50 point difference between my fako score at Ck verse myfico... answered Mar 05 at 14:14 Dante 174●1

0	My Credit Karma score is within 10-20 pts of my TU Fico. Both are in the high 700's... answered Mar 05 at 14:57 Julissa 66●9

0	My score went up 11 points from yesterday to today on CreditKarma... answered Mar 05 at 16:23 Ximena 421●5

0	Mine is +7 from last time I checked (a few weeks ago)... answered Mar 05 at 17:44 Holden 438●4

0	+15 for me too. TC is completely different with it's 990 point thing now. I have a 772 which is a C.. answered Mar 05 at 18:15 Porter 249●4

0	No change on CK for me.. My experian score went up 27 points from yesterday though, and the only thing that looks different to me is one extra inquiry...... answered Mar 05 at 18:16 Austin 238●2

0	Mine went up 19 points in a month after dropping 33 points, it's jumping quick!.. answered Mar 05 at 19:29 Lauryn 90●8

0	F.A.C.O.. Can go up when. F.I.C.O.. Goes down. Not that I care what either does.. answered Mar 05 at 20:15 Hudson 324●4

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